Oil: Difference between revisions

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Any viscid, flammable liquid - early use of the word referred exclusively to vegetable oils. Surprisingly enough, oil can be used to fuel oil lamps.

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	Any viscid, flammable liquid - early use of the word referred exclusively to vegetable oils. Surprisingly enough, oil can be used to fuel [[oil lamps]].		Any viscid, flammable liquid - early use of the word referred exclusively to [[plant\|vegetable]] oils. Surprisingly enough, oil can be used to fuel [[oil lamps]].

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